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At 7/6/09 11:07 AM, DannyIsOnFire wrote: I've got Firefox and Thunderbird permanently at the top for Internet and Email. After that it goes;

I notice that most people use Firefox, and I'm not really surprised.

Windows Vista.

Okay, technically not aplicable, seeing it's an OS, but it IS a program...

So, real list:
Firefox
Windows Live Messenger
Dwarf Fortress

At 7/6/09 11:13 AM, Spiff wrote:

At 7/6/09 11:07 AM, DannyIsOnFire wrote: I've got Firefox and Thunderbird permanently at the top for Internet and Email. After that it goes;

I notice that most people use Firefox, and I'm not really surprised.

Although most people here probably use Firefox (or at least an alternative to Internet Explorer), IE is in fact the most popular browser in the world with about 70% of the marketshare. Firefox is second and Opera, Safari and Chrome make up the next three (although I'm not sure what order).

I think Firefox has about 10-15% while the others are around the 5% mark. It's not suprising though since all PC's are shipped with Internet Explorer and a lot of people just don't care enough to download a better alternative.

Safari, Spore, corell painter for my Wacom, Garageband, and iTunes.

At 7/6/09 11:15 AM, DannyIsOnFire wrote:

I think Firefox has about 10-15% while the others are around the 5% mark.

This is because people tend to be afraid of things that are "different" on computers. For example, Ubuntu (Linux distribution) has the ability to compete with Windows 7, if people would just trust it and take a little time to learn how it works.

Okay here we go:

IE 8
Windows Live Messenger
MS Word 2007
MS Powerpoint 2007
Windows Media Player

Internet browsers comparison - Wikipedia

1. Firefox
2. Google Chrome
3. Gimp
4. Windows Media Player
5. Solitaire

asdf

At 7/6/09 11:15 AM, DannyIsOnFire wrote: Although most people here probably use Firefox (or at least an alternative to Internet Explorer), IE is in fact the most popular browser in the world with about 70% of the marketshare.

Well, the reasoning behind that is that IE is standard on all old computers and some, if not most, newer computers.

But don't quote me on this because it's been a long time since I've used my computer software knowledge.

At 7/6/09 11:27 AM, HighWayStar365 wrote:

Well, the reasoning behind that is that IE is standard on all old computers and some, if not most, newer computers.

Yeah it is standard on Windows computers, but some may have an old version such as IE 6 or 5.

At 7/6/09 11:27 AM, HighWayStar365 wrote:

At 7/6/09 11:15 AM, DannyIsOnFire wrote:

Well, the reasoning behind that is that IE is standard on all old computers and some, if not most, newer computers.

Gee, I wonder where I've heard that before...

At 7/6/09 11:15 AM, DannyIsOnFire wrote:

It's not suprising though since all PC's are shipped with Internet Explorer

Also, I wasn't too far off with my statistic guesses. Taken from the Wikipedia link.

Internet Explorer (65.50%)
Mozilla Firefox (22.51%)
Safari (8.43%)
Google Chrome (1.80%)
Opera (0.72%)

Firefox
Windows Live Messanger
Splash Fighters
Pivot (I don't use it anymore. I downloaded it for some flashbacks, but nothing came.)
Calculator
Notepad.

Windows Media Player
Adobe Photoshop CS4
Notepad2
Firefox
uTorrent

That's a fixed list on my Windows 7 start menu, and are the only programs (other than MS Office which I find more convenient to run from the run bar) that I have installed.

Nothing too interesting. I mainly just open them out of habit as soon as I turn on the PC.

Mozilla Firefox,
iTunes,
Windows Live,
Real Player.

firefox
steam
winamp
bittorrent
daemon tools

Firefox 3.5
Windows Live Messenger
Itunes
C&C3:Kanes Wrath
Dawn of War:Soulstorm

not much to say about this

Mines are

Firefox
Itunes
Aol Aim
Yahoo Messenger
MircoMedia Flash 8
All Slots Casino ( For my Grandma )

Google Chrome
Pidgin
Macromedia Flash 8
Starcraft
Realplayer
Notepad
Windows Movie Maker

Starcraft owns!

Firefox
Steam
Itunes
IE
MS paint.

At 7/6/09 12:01 PM, TheThirdSix wrote:

Pidgin

Hell yeah for Pidgin!

In no particular order:
Safari,
Itunes,
Flash,
Scratch,
Free Audio Editor

Mozilla Firefox
iTunes
Warcraft 3: TFT
Guitar Pro 5
CoD 4

Hm... mine's inaccurate.

Photoshop CS2
Google Chrome (I use firefox)
Macromedia Flash 8
Notepad
Calculator

this is completely innacurate
combat arms

i havent played this in months

audacity

havent used this for a week or so

microsoft office word

what? i believe i have used this 3 times

demigod

should be #1

Paint shop pro 7

should be #2

Mozilla Firefox
iTunes
Notepad
FileZilla
Guitar Pro 5

-Opera
-Windows Live Messenger
-Paint
-Winrar
-Bitcomet
-CCleaner
-Overlord II
-Daemon Tools

At 7/6/09 12:42 PM, CowGoMoo wrote:

combat arms

I've played this game before, but my Counter-Strike experience didn't help, I just ended up getting raped.

Safari
iTunes
Adium (Mac msn client)
Flash 8
and Terminal for all the command line goodness.
:D <3

Mine are:

FL Studio 8 (3GB)
Winamp
Age of Mythology Gold
LimeWire PRO
Repay Music 3

4 music programs and a game. That's my life for ya.

Mine are

Macromedia Flash 8
Mozilla Firefox
iTunes
Wavepad/Audacity (used equally)
Microsoft Word

At 7/6/09 01:11 PM, ScelesticFish wrote: iTunes

Very popular amongst NG users, I notice. Being a Linux user, I don't use iTunes, I use Gtk-pod.